Senior Oracle EPM & Essbase Lead

EY; Detroit (MI); On-site; USD 122,000 - 229,000; Full time

Job summary

EY seeks an experienced Oracle EPM specialist to lead planning, Essbase design, and FDMEE across global deployments. You will translate business needs into technical specs, drive high-quality engineering deliverables, and provide technical leadership to a distributed team.

Strong multidimensional modeling and Oracle Cloud EPM expertise are essential for this role. Expect ownership of complex projects, collaboration with cross‑functional groups, and adherence to architectural standards.

Qualifications

• Extensive Oracle EPM experience across planning, Essbase, and FDMEE.
• 11.x Hyperion Planning, FDMEE, and Hyperion Financial Reports knowledge.
• Experience with large, complex Essbase design and development.
• Strong SQL/BI skills and multidimensional modeling expertise.

Responsibilities

• Translate business requirements and design specs into technical specs.
• Maintain clear team and stakeholder communication across IT groups.
• Deliver high-quality engineering outputs aligned with timelines.
• Create and evaluate project designs to detailed specs.
• Provide technical leadership and guidance to engineers.
• Lead a global development team across locations/time zones.

Skills

Oracle EPM expertise

Multidimensional concepts

Team leadership

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in CS or related

Oracle Certifications

Tools

Hyperion Planning

Essbase

FDMEE

Hyperion Financial Reporting

Calc Script

MaxL

EPMAUTOMATE

REST-API

Groovy

Java

Smart View VBA

EPBCS

Job description

EY seeks an experienced Oracle EPM specialist to lead planning, Essbase design, and FDMEE across global deployments. You will translate business needs into technical specs, drive high-quality engineering deliverables, and provide technical leadership to a distributed team.

Strong multidimensional modeling and Oracle Cloud EPM expertise are essential for this role. Expect ownership of complex projects, collaboration with cross‑functional groups, and adherence to architectural standards.